<DIV><P><b>The bold account of launching an innovative creative writing class inside San Quentin and the journey of hardship, inspiration, & redemption of its members, from <i>New York Times</i> bestselling authors.</b><BR><BR>San Quentin State Prison would be an unlikely place to look for writing talent. But Keith and Kent Zimmerman, twin brothers and <i>New York Times</i> bestselling co-authors of <i>Operation Family Secrets, </i>have found creative passion, a range of gritty, authentic voices, and a path to hope and redemption behind the guarded walls of the prison’s H-Unit—through a creative writing course they founded almost a decade ago.<BR><BR><i>H-Unit: A Story of Writing and Redemption Behind the Walls of San Quentin </i>is the dramatic account of hope and purpose that explores Keith and Kent’s experience teaching the class and their students’ experience in the Literary Throwdown writing competition. Seen from the inside, <i>H-Unit</i> is written in an authentic voice and tells the story of real-life characters, from the recidivous “Big Bob” to the incorrigible “Midget Porn,” whose lives are transformed by the written word.</p></div>